ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Longevity is built on fundamentals.
In this segment, we break down the first practical steps in senior wellness:
• Ideal body weight
• Dental disease detection
• Fish oil and nutritional support
• The importance of protein
• Muscle wasting and its link to mortality
We also discuss why anesthesia for a senior dental procedure can actually extend quality of life — not shorten it.
Proactive care adds healthspan, not just years.
#SeniorWellness #PetNutrition #VeterinaryAdvice #HealthyPets
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United States
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